Skip Tunes For Mac

On the macOS platform, until the last few years, users usually listened to their music using Apple’s iTunes, but now they have multiple choices to manage their music and organize albums.

If you’re also using Spotify together with iTunes to play music on your Mac, you definitely know that controlling them both could be quite a challenging task.

Although iTunes comes with system integration and can be controlled using your keyboard’s multimedia keys, Spotify need a separate controller app.

Because installing two more apps just for controlling all your music managers is not a viable solution if you don’t want to overcrowd your /Applications folder, you can try Skip Tunes, a minimalist and inconspicuous music controller, with extended support for iTunes and Spotify.

Skip Tunes features a built-in track notification engine designed from scratch to display the current song. The Skip Tunes app has support for both Growl and macOS’s Notification Center therefore you’re always covered whatever music manager you’re using to listen to your songs.

Moreover, Skip Tunes has global keyboard shortcut support, thus helping you effortlessly activate its status bar item in order to view the current track’s cover art, to play and pause the song, or to skip to the next or previous track.

From the Preferences window, you can also choose your default music player so that you will be able to launch it quickly from within Skip Tunes’ interface.

What’s more, Skip Tunes is a Retina enabled app that will allow you to view your music’s album art on  your Mac’s gorgeous high definition display.

Skip Tunes will also enable you to effortlessly and rapidly share your tracks with your friends via social networking websites like Facebook and Twitter, with a simple mouse click.

To sum it all up, the Skip Tunes app is one of the best music player controllers out there and it offers its users all the tools they need to fully enjoy their music, without having to worry about app compatibility problems.